Google Uses Neutral Networks in Allo to Create Personalized Selfie Packs

Google has just launched a new feature for Allo app, one that uses a combination of neural networks to transform selfies into personalized stickers. In order to achieve this, Google worked with various artists to make the stickers appealing.

To create a sticker pack, you simply need to snap a selfie and wait for the automatically generated sticker to appear. Then you can use multiple customization options to personalize stickers in various ways, including by changing the type of eyes, haircut, add accessories and more.

The feature is somewhat similar to Google’s Deep Dream technology, and Google created an algorithm that could pick out qualitative features in a way that people do. This move was taken in the detriment of a more traditional approach that requ...